Connor Tomlinson
American Spectator
United Kingdom
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‘Holy Smokes, You're So Woke, Batman!’
Matt Reeves’ The Batman (2022) is a beautiful disaster. Gotham is a rain-lashed living contradiction, with Times Square-sized LED billboards... → Read More
The Cold Reality of Abandoning Russian Gas
Last October, The American Spectator ran my op-ed declaring that “Putin Has NATO Over a Barrel.” It lamented the precarious... → Read More
A Papal Treatise on Parenthood
Pope Francis scrambled the last remaining eggs of Twitter feminists last week when he condemned those picking pet ownership over... → Read More
The Goods-as-Services Economy: A Sure Road to Immiseration
I am signed up for the polling agency YouGov, which pays its members to answer questions on political, social, and... → Read More
Will The UK Mandate COVID Vaccines And Become A Two-Tier Society?
As medical apartheid becomes more common worldwide, the British prime minister is planning a 'national conversation' about vaccine mandates. → Read More
School Climate Strikes Are Cringeworthy
School climate strikes are the political equivalent of pulling a fire alarm. It’s a sick day with the added social... → Read More
Last Night in Soho Exposes the Trauma of Promiscuity
Last Night in Soho is a refreshing departure from the slew of films that serve up a sermon on woke... → Read More
The Corporate Tax Extortion Racket
World leaders assembled gas-guzzling fleets of tinted-window limos last week, and drove like a funeral procession for fiscal responsibility to... → Read More
Putin Has NATO Over a Barrel
As the UN’s climate conference approaches, one notable vacancy at the world leaders’ table will be President Vladimir Putin. The... → Read More
Halloween Kills Wants MAGA Hat Wearers Murdered
All Hallows’ Eve has been haunted by wokeness since universities — from Yale to across the pond at my alma... → Read More
Will More Eco-Authoritarianism Come From COP26?
Our international political class is set to descend on Glasgow this November for the United Nations climate change summit, COP26.... → Read More
Netflix Normalizes Violence Against the Unvaccinated
Conservatives have been quick to laud Netflix as a supporter of freedom of expression ever since the company defended Dave... → Read More
Why Comic Book Fans Don’t Want a Bisexual Superman
On Monday, DC Comics used “National Coming Out Day” to announce the new Superman, Clark’s son Jon Kent, is now... → Read More
Why Comic Book Fans Don’t Want a Bisexual Superman
On Monday, DC Comics used “National Coming Out Day” to announce the new Superman, Clark’s son Jon Kent, is now... → Read More
Lifting the lid on wheelie bins and working conditions
My borough, Bexley, has been blighted by bin strikes this year. Plastic and packaging has been piled high because the Council cancelled contracts with Serco, causing 140 workers to walk out over low and delayed pay. New staff were recruited on contracts worth thousands more than their colleagues. The standoff has continued for over two […] → Read More
Elites Want To Extend COVID-19 Lockdowns Forever For 'Climate Change'
Power-hungry government officials' eyes have been opened to how far they can stretch their 'emergency powers,' and climate change is their next frontier. → Read More
Sizewell is crucial to a greener, more independent energy future
A new nuclear power plant at Sizewell in Suffolk is soon expected to be given the green light. The announcement has caused consternation in some quarters – with concerns being raised about the impact on the local environment and the involvement of Chinese investors. But if Britain is to achieve energy self-sufficiency and meet its … → Read More
The Snyder Cut For Dummies: What is Zack Snyder’s Justice League
Here's a beginner's guide to Zack Snyder's Justice League also known as the Snyder Cut and what you can expect when it arrives on HBO Max in 2021! → Read More
OPINION: Why Wonder Woman Works Best As An Anti-Heroine
With Wonder Woman 1984 jsut around the corner, a closer look at Wonder Woman's character reveals she works best as an anti-heroine. → Read More
OPINION: The Irresponsibility Of The “Just Make New Characters” Argument
Why the "Just Make New Characters" argument does not work in the modern comic book industry led by DC Comics and Marvel Comics. → Read More